The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-11
PERSONAL.

Mr.. CoRcoRAN will be SO if he lives until
Dec. %,
PALEozoIc coPRoLIrE is what the st. Louis
Republican calls John Sherman.
CANON WHEREFORE is studying the working
of prohibition in Maine under the guidance of
Gen Neal Dow.
DUKE PAUL, of Mecklenburg- Schwerin, has re-
turned to the Roman Catholic church. The re-
port is officially confirmed.
RoBERT DowNINa wants to do his ''Sparticus"
in London regardless of the number of Amer-
can tragedians London has done,
GAUDAUR, who recently outrowed Hanlan is a
Canadian half-breed. His father was an Indian
and his mother a French Canadian.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND recently said that Sec
rotary Iamar'S intellect was the clearest and
most comprehensive he had ever come in CON
tact with.
THOMAS BALL the Boston sculptor, has com
pleted a colossal statue of ?. T. Barnum 10 feet
in height, 10 be placed in the park of Bridge
port, Conn.
THE Crown Prince of Italy is a very clever
young man. He is only IL years OF age but can
speak tluently five or six languages. He can
talk strategy with general or science with
scientist.
Tw. r. CURTIS, of New Haven, is well pleased
with the career of his sons at Yale. They are
twins and members of the present graduating
class One of them stands first in the class and
the other third.
THE highly-illuminated town of Findlay, O.
where Senator Sherman has just made so much
money in real estate, has celebrated
the anniversary of the use of natural gas
in the arts.
COUNT HERBERT BISMARCK says he thinks his
father would quickly settle the Irish question"
if he were Premier of England. What you
want in Ireland, - he recently remarked, lis con
tinuity of government. Now, one does-the
next undoes."
CARDINAL NEWMAN, at the recent celebration
Of the Feast of 81. Philip Neri at the Birming-
ham Oratory appeared to be more feeble than
ever. He had To be supported down the steps
by two priests, and when he pronounced the
benediction his voice was not audible half way
down the church
UNITED STATES SENAToR-ELEcr BLopGErr, of
New Jersey, has had eleven babies named after
him since his election He lives in q pretty cot
tage on Third avenue, Long Branch. He is n
busy man but takes life quietly. and WOULD
rather talk politics than eat and sleep. He rlu<
bank and railroad.
JOHN BURROUGHS the well-known "A
never does any literary work in the sprit lie
then feels particularly blue He laughingIy re-
marked the other day that IL he ever committed
suicide 1t would be in the spring Mr. Bur.
rouehs will visit Colorado about July /, and ex-
poets to spend five or SIX weeks there.
Coz. DAN. LAMONT" says the Mail and Err.
press, tolls fish stories that would make Bill
Nye blush" Mr.. Nyc, on reading the above,
asserted that the writer could not know him
personally. II have read Lalnont's stories care.
fully" continued Mr., Nye, "and am confident
that ] did not turn red. In fact, a weeks SO.
journ in New York has permanently impaired
my blushing apparatus"
NINE. CHARLOTTE WoLrNER, the famous tragic
actress, on her recent twenty-fifth anniversary
was presented to the Austrian Empress by her
rightful title as the Countess O'Sullivan But
the Empress presented her to the court as Nine
Moltner. u am proud of You, she said, 'as the
Woltner. That Is the name by which like to
present you. have so many Countcsses Amy
court that your other title conveys no dislinc-
tom